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Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
Attraction Introduction
Transportation Guide
A 10 minute walk from JR Narita Station and Keisei Line's Keisei Narita Station
Introduction
Shinsengji Temple is one of the three major immovable temples in Kanto, dedicated to the worship of the immovable King Akira. It was officially opened in 940 (Tenei 3). The Xinsheng Temple has a grand scale and includes buildings such as the Big Ben Hall, Renwang Gate, Triple Pagoda, and Shakyamuni Hall. Due to the many steps inside the temple, it may take about an hour to stroll around. The buildings inside the temple each have their own characteristics, making it an excellent choice for tourists who love historical sites. It is said that this statue is a statue of the immovable King Akira that was opened by the great master of Buddhist teachings. Since the Edo period, it has been widely known and loved as the "immovable lord of Narita". Within a vast area of 220000 square meters, there are scattered the Etang, Guangming Hall, Shakyamuni Hall, Renwang Gate, and Triple Pagoda (all of which are important cultural assets of the country)
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